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  • Wanley, Nathaniel; Johnston, William (1806). Chapter XXVIII: Of the different and unusual Ways by which some Men have come to their Deaths § 14. The Wonders of the Little World; Or, A General History of Man: Displaying the Various Faculties, Capacities, Powers and Defects of the Human Body and Mind, in Many Thousand Most Interesting Relations of Persons Remarkable for Bodily Perfections or Defects; Collected from the Writings of the Most Approved Historians, Philosophers, and Physicians, of All Ages and Countries - Book I: Which treats of the Perfections, Powers, Capacities, Defects, Imperfections, and Deformities of the Body of Man (англ.). Т. 1 (вид. A new). London. с. 112. ASIN B001F3H1XA. LCCN 07003035. OCLC 847968918. OL 7188480M. Архів оригіналу за 29 серпня 2016. Процитовано 23 липня 2024 — через Internet Archive. Terpander was an excellent harper, and while he was singing to his harp at Sparta, and opened his mouth wide, a waggish person that stood by threw a fig into it so unluckily, that he was strangled by it.
  • Wanley, Nathaniel; Johnston, William (1806). Chapter XXVIII: Of the different and unusual Ways by which some Men have come to their Deaths § 6. Book I: Which treats of the Perfections, Powers, Capacities, Defects, Imperfections, and Deformities of the Body of Man. Т. 1 (вид. A new). London. с. 111. ASIN B001F3H1XA. LCCN 07003035. OCLC 847968918. OL 7188480M. Архів оригіналу за 29 серпня 2016. Heracl[t]ius, the Ephesian, fell into a dropsy, and was thereupon advised by the physicians to anoint himself all over with cow‑dung, and so to sit in the warm sun; his servant had left him alone, and the dogs, supposing him to be a wild beast, fell upon him, and killed him. {{cite book}}: Проігноровано |work= (довідка)
  • Wanley, Nathaniel; Johnston, William (1806). Chapter XXVIII: Of the different and unusual Ways by which some Men have come to their Deaths § 8. The Wonders of the Little World; Or, A General History of Man: Displaying the Various Faculties, Capacities, Powers and Defects of the Human Body and Mind, in Many Thousand Most Interesting Relations of Persons Remarkable for Bodily Perfections or Defects; Collected from the Writings of the Most Approved Historians, Philosophers, and Physicians, of All Ages and Countries - Book I: Which treats of the Perfections, Powers, Capacities, Defects, Imperfections, and Deformities of the Body of Man (англ.). Т. 1 (вид. A new). London. с. 111. ASIN B001F3H1XA. LCCN 07003035. OCLC 847968918. OL 7188480M. Архів оригіналу за 29 серпня 2016. Процитовано 23 липня 2024 — через Internet Archive. Polydamus, the famous wrestler, was forced by a tempest into a cave, which being ready to fall into ruins by the violent and sudden incursion of the waters, though others fled at the signs of the danger's approach, yet he alone would remain, as one that could bear up the whole heap and weight of the falling earth with his shoulders; but he found it above all human strength, and so was crushed in pieces by it.
  • Wanley, Nathaniel; Johnston, William (1806). Chapter XXVIII: Of the different and unusual Ways by which some Men have come to their Deaths § 9. The Wonders of the Little World; Or, A General History of Man: Displaying the Various Faculties, Capacities, Powers and Defects of the Human Body and Mind, in Many Thousand Most Interesting Relations of Persons Remarkable for Bodily Perfections or Defects; Collected from the Writings of the Most Approved Historians, Philosophers, and Physicians, of All Ages and Countries - Book I: Which treats of the Perfections, Powers, Capacities, Defects, Imperfections, and Deformities of the Body of Man (англ.). Т. 1 (вид. A new). London. с. 111—112. ASIN B001F3H1XA. LCCN 07003035. OCLC 847968918. OL 7188480M. Архів оригіналу за 29 серпня 2016. Процитовано 23 липня 2024 — через Internet Archive. Attila, King of the Huns, having married a wife in Hungary, and upon his wedding night surcharged himself with meat and drink; as he slept, his nose fell a bleeding, and through his mouth found the way into his throat, by which he was choked before any person was apprehensive of the danger.
  • Wanley, Nathaniel; Johnston, William (1806). Chapter XXVIII: Of the different and unusual Ways by which some Men have come to their Deaths § 21. The Wonders of the Little World; Or, A General History of Man: Displaying the Various Faculties, Capacities, Powers and Defects of the Human Body and Mind, in Many Thousand Most Interesting Relations of Persons Remarkable for Bodily Perfections or Defects; Collected from the Writings of the Most Approved Historians, Philosophers, and Physicians, of All Ages and Countries - Book I: Which treats of the Perfections, Powers, Capacities, Defects, Imperfections, and Deformities of the Body of Man. Т. 1 (вид. A new). London. с. 112—113. ASIN B001F3H1XA. LCCN 07003035. OCLC 847968918. OL 7188480M. Архів оригіналу за 29 серпня 2016. Процитовано 23 липня 2024 — через Internet Archive. Anno Dom. 830, Popiel the Second, King of Poland, careless of matters of state, gave himself over to all manner of dissoluteness, so that his Lords despised him, and call him the Polonian Sardanapalus. He feared therefore that they would set one of his kinsmen in his stead; so that, by the advice of his wife, whom he loved, he feigned himself sick, and sent for all his uncles, Princes of Pomerania (being twenty in number), to come and see him, whom (lying in his bed) he earnestly prayed, that, if he chanced to die, they would make choice of one of his sons to be King; which they willingly promised, in case the Lords of the kingdom would consent thereto. The Queen enticed them all, one by one, to drink a health to the King: as soon as they had done they took their leave. But they were scarce got out of the King's chamber, before they were seized with intolerable pains, and the corrosions of that poison wherewith the Queen had intermingled their draughts; and, in a short time, they all died. The Queen gave it out as a judgment of God upon them for having conspired the death of the King; and prosecuting this accusation, caused their bodies to be taken out of their graves, and cast into the lake Goplo. But, by a miraculous transformation, an innumerable number of rats and mice did rush out of those bodies; which, gathering together in crowds, went and assaulted the King, as he was with great jollity feasting in his palace. The guards endeavoured to drive them away with weapons and flames, but all in vain. The King, perplexed with this extraordinary danger, fled, with his wife and children, into a fortress that is yet to be seen in that lake of Goplo, over-against a city called Crusphitz, whither he was pursued with such a number of these creatures, that the land and the water were covered with them, and they cried and hissed most fearfully: they entered in at the windows of the fortress, having scaled the walls, and there they devoured the King, his wife, and children, alive, and left nothing of them remaining; by which means all the race of the Poland princes were utterly extinguished, and Pyast, a husbandman, at the last, was elected to succeed.
  • Wanley, Nathaniel; Johnston, William (1806). Chapter XXVIII: Of the different and unusual Ways by which some Men have come to their Deaths § 11. The Wonders of the Little World; Or, A General History of Man: Displaying the Various Faculties, Capacities, Powers and Defects of the Human Body and Mind, in Many Thousand Most Interesting Relations of Persons Remarkable for Bodily Perfections or Defects; Collected from the Writings of the Most Approved Historians, Philosophers, and Physicians, of All Ages and Countries - Book I: Which treats of the Perfections, Powers, Capacities, Defects, Imperfections, and Deformities of the Body of Man (англ.). Т. 1 (вид. A new). London. с. 114. ASIN B001F3H1XA. LCCN 07003035. OCLC 847968918. OL 7188480M. Архів оригіналу за 29 серпня 2016. Процитовано 24 липня 2024 — через Internet Archive. Pope Adrian IV. drinking a draught of spring-water, to refresh himself when he was thirsty, a fly, falling into the glass as he was drinking, choaked him.
  • Wanley, Nathaniel; Johnston, William (1806). Chapter XXVIII: Of the different and unusual Ways by which some Men have come to their Deaths § 19. The Wonders of the Little World; Or, A General History of Man: Displaying the Various Faculties, Capacities, Powers and Defects of the Human Body and Mind, in Many Thousand Most Interesting Relations of Persons Remarkable for Bodily Perfections or Defects; Collected from the Writings of the Most Approved Historians, Philosophers, and Physicians, of All Ages and Countries - Book I: Which treats of the Perfections, Powers, Capacities, Defects, Imperfections, and Deformities of the Body of Man (англ.). Т. 1 (вид. A new). London. с. 112. ASIN B001F3H1XA. LCCN 07003035. OCLC 847968918. OL 7188480M. Архів оригіналу за 29 серпня 2016. Процитовано 23 липня 2024 — через Internet Archive. Frederic the First, Emperor of Germany, bathing himself in the Cydnus, a river of Silesia, of a violent course, the swiftness of the stream tripped up his heels, and, not being able to recover himself, was suddenly drowned.
  • Wanley, Nathaniel; Johnston, William (1806). Chapter XXVIII: Of the different and unusual Ways by which some Men have come to their Deaths § 29. Book I: Which treats of the Perfections, Powers, Capacities, Defects, Imperfections, and Deformities of the Body of Man. Т. 1 (вид. A new). London. с. 114. ASIN B001F3H1XA. LCCN 07003035. OCLC 847968918. OL 7188480M. Архів оригіналу за 29 серпня 2016. Charles II. King of Navarre, by a vicious life in his youth, fell into a paralytic distemper in his old age, that took away the use of his limbs. His physicians directed him to be sewed up in a sheet that had for a considerable time been steeped in strong distilled spirits, to recover the natural heat of his benumbed joints. The surgeon having sewed him up very close, and wanting a knife to cut off the thread, made use of a candle that was at hand to burn it off; but the flame from the thread reaching the sheet, the spirits wherewith it was wet immediately taking fire, burnt so vehemently, that no endeavours could extinguish the flame. Thus the miserable King lost his life in using the means to recover his health. {{cite book}}: Проігноровано |work= (довідка)
  • Wanley, Nathaniel; Johnston, William (1806). Chapter XXVIII: Of the different and unusual Ways by which some Men have come to their Deaths § 11. The Wonders of the Little World; Or, A General History of Man: Displaying the Various Faculties, Capacities, Powers and Defects of the Human Body and Mind, in Many Thousand Most Interesting Relations of Persons Remarkable for Bodily Perfections or Defects; Collected from the Writings of the Most Approved Historians, Philosophers, and Physicians, of All Ages and Countries - Book I: Which treats of the Perfections, Powers, Capacities, Defects, Imperfections, and Deformities of the Body of Man (англ.). Т. 1 (вид. A new). London. с. 112. ASIN B001F3H1XA. LCCN 07003035. OCLC 847968918. OL 7188480M. Архів оригіналу за 29 серпня 2016. Процитовано 24 липня 2024 — через Internet Archive. In the nineteenth year of Queen Elizabeth, at the assize at Oxford, July 1577, one Rowland Jenk[e]s, a Popish bookseller, for dispersing scandalous pamphlets defamatory to the Queen and State, was arraigned and condemned; but on the sudden there arose such a damp that almost all present were in danger of being smothered. The Jurors died that instant. Soon after died Sir Robert Bell, Lord Chief Baron; Sir Robert de Oly, Sir William Babington; Mr. de Oly, High Sheriff; Mr. Wearnam, Mr. Danvers, Mr. Fettiplace, Mr. Harcourt, Justices; Mr. Kerle, Mr. Nash, Mr. Greenwood, Mr. Foster, Gentlemen of good account; Serjeant Barham, an excellent pleader; three hundred persons presently sickened and died within the town, and two hundred more sickening died in other places; amongst all whom there was neither woman nor child.
  • Wanley, Nathaniel; Johnston, William (1806). Chapter XXVIII: Of the different and unusual Ways by which some Men have come to their Deaths § 2. The Wonders of the Little World; Or, A General History of Man: Displaying the Various Faculties, Capacities, Powers and Defects of the Human Body and Mind, in Many Thousand Most Interesting Relations of Persons Remarkable for Bodily Perfections or Defects; Collected from the Writings of the Most Approved Historians, Philosophers, and Physicians, of All Ages and Countries - Book I: Which treats of the Perfections, Powers, Capacities, Defects, Imperfections, and Deformities of the Body of Man (англ.). Т. 1 (вид. A new). London. с. 111. ASIN B001F3H1XA. LCCN 07003035. OCLC 847968918. OL 7188480M. Архів оригіналу за 29 серпня 2016. Процитовано 23 липня 2024 — через Internet Archive. Dr. Andrew Perne (though very facetious, was at last killed with a jest, as I have been credibly informed from excellent hands. He is taxed much for altering his religion four times in twelve years; from the last of King Henry the Eighth, to the first of Queen Elizabeth, a Papist, a Protestant, a Papist, a Protestant; but still Andrew Perne. It happened he was at Court with his pupil Archbishop Whitgift, in a rainy afternoon, when the Queen was resolved to ride abroad, contrary to the mind of the Ladies, who were on horseback, (coaches as yet being not common) to attend her. One Clod, the Queen's jester, was employed by the Courtiers to laugh the Queen out of so inconvenient a journey. "Heaven, saith he, "Madam dissuades you; this heavenly-minded man, Archbishop Whitgift, and earth, dissuades you; your fool Clod, such a lump of Clay as myself, dissuades you; and if neither will prevail with you, here is one that is neither heaven nor earth, but hangs betwixt both, Dr. Perne, and he also dissuades you." Hereupon the Queen and the Courtiers laughed heartily, whilst the Doctor looked sadly; and going over with his Grace to Lambeth, soon died.

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  • Wanley, Nathaniel; Johnston, William (1806). Chapter XXVIII: Of the different and unusual Ways by which some Men have come to their Deaths § 14. The Wonders of the Little World; Or, A General History of Man: Displaying the Various Faculties, Capacities, Powers and Defects of the Human Body and Mind, in Many Thousand Most Interesting Relations of Persons Remarkable for Bodily Perfections or Defects; Collected from the Writings of the Most Approved Historians, Philosophers, and Physicians, of All Ages and Countries - Book I: Which treats of the Perfections, Powers, Capacities, Defects, Imperfections, and Deformities of the Body of Man (англ.). Т. 1 (вид. A new). London. с. 112. ASIN B001F3H1XA. LCCN 07003035. OCLC 847968918. OL 7188480M. Архів оригіналу за 29 серпня 2016. Процитовано 23 липня 2024 — через Internet Archive. Terpander was an excellent harper, and while he was singing to his harp at Sparta, and opened his mouth wide, a waggish person that stood by threw a fig into it so unluckily, that he was strangled by it.
  • Felton, Bruce; Fowler, Mark (1985). Most Unusual Death. Felton & Fowler's Best, Worst, and Most Unusual. Random House. с. 161. ISBN 978-0-517-46297-3.
  • Wanley, Nathaniel; Johnston, William (1806). Chapter XXVIII: Of the different and unusual Ways by which some Men have come to their Deaths § 6. Book I: Which treats of the Perfections, Powers, Capacities, Defects, Imperfections, and Deformities of the Body of Man. Т. 1 (вид. A new). London. с. 111. ASIN B001F3H1XA. LCCN 07003035. OCLC 847968918. OL 7188480M. Архів оригіналу за 29 серпня 2016. Heracl[t]ius, the Ephesian, fell into a dropsy, and was thereupon advised by the physicians to anoint himself all over with cow‑dung, and so to sit in the warm sun; his servant had left him alone, and the dogs, supposing him to be a wild beast, fell upon him, and killed him. {{cite book}}: Проігноровано |work= (довідка)
  • Marr, John (October 1995). The Death of Themistocles. Greece & Rome. 42 (2): 159—167. doi:10.1017/S0017383500025614. JSTOR 643228. S2CID 162862935.
  • Wanley, Nathaniel; Johnston, William (1806). Chapter XXVIII: Of the different and unusual Ways by which some Men have come to their Deaths § 8. The Wonders of the Little World; Or, A General History of Man: Displaying the Various Faculties, Capacities, Powers and Defects of the Human Body and Mind, in Many Thousand Most Interesting Relations of Persons Remarkable for Bodily Perfections or Defects; Collected from the Writings of the Most Approved Historians, Philosophers, and Physicians, of All Ages and Countries - Book I: Which treats of the Perfections, Powers, Capacities, Defects, Imperfections, and Deformities of the Body of Man (англ.). Т. 1 (вид. A new). London. с. 111. ASIN B001F3H1XA. LCCN 07003035. OCLC 847968918. OL 7188480M. Архів оригіналу за 29 серпня 2016. Процитовано 23 липня 2024 — через Internet Archive. Polydamus, the famous wrestler, was forced by a tempest into a cave, which being ready to fall into ruins by the violent and sudden incursion of the waters, though others fled at the signs of the danger's approach, yet he alone would remain, as one that could bear up the whole heap and weight of the falling earth with his shoulders; but he found it above all human strength, and so was crushed in pieces by it.
  • Frater, Jamie (2010). 10 truly bizarre deaths. Listverse.Com's Ultimate Book of Bizarre Lists. Ulysses Press. с. 12–14. ISBN 978-1-56975-817-5.
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  • Wanley, Nathaniel; Johnston, William (1806). Chapter XXVIII: Of the different and unusual Ways by which some Men have come to their Deaths § 9. The Wonders of the Little World; Or, A General History of Man: Displaying the Various Faculties, Capacities, Powers and Defects of the Human Body and Mind, in Many Thousand Most Interesting Relations of Persons Remarkable for Bodily Perfections or Defects; Collected from the Writings of the Most Approved Historians, Philosophers, and Physicians, of All Ages and Countries - Book I: Which treats of the Perfections, Powers, Capacities, Defects, Imperfections, and Deformities of the Body of Man (англ.). Т. 1 (вид. A new). London. с. 111—112. ASIN B001F3H1XA. LCCN 07003035. OCLC 847968918. OL 7188480M. Архів оригіналу за 29 серпня 2016. Процитовано 23 липня 2024 — через Internet Archive. Attila, King of the Huns, having married a wife in Hungary, and upon his wedding night surcharged himself with meat and drink; as he slept, his nose fell a bleeding, and through his mouth found the way into his throat, by which he was choked before any person was apprehensive of the danger.
  • Wanley, Nathaniel; Johnston, William (1806). Chapter XXVIII: Of the different and unusual Ways by which some Men have come to their Deaths § 21. The Wonders of the Little World; Or, A General History of Man: Displaying the Various Faculties, Capacities, Powers and Defects of the Human Body and Mind, in Many Thousand Most Interesting Relations of Persons Remarkable for Bodily Perfections or Defects; Collected from the Writings of the Most Approved Historians, Philosophers, and Physicians, of All Ages and Countries - Book I: Which treats of the Perfections, Powers, Capacities, Defects, Imperfections, and Deformities of the Body of Man. Т. 1 (вид. A new). London. с. 112—113. ASIN B001F3H1XA. LCCN 07003035. OCLC 847968918. OL 7188480M. Архів оригіналу за 29 серпня 2016. Процитовано 23 липня 2024 — через Internet Archive. Anno Dom. 830, Popiel the Second, King of Poland, careless of matters of state, gave himself over to all manner of dissoluteness, so that his Lords despised him, and call him the Polonian Sardanapalus. He feared therefore that they would set one of his kinsmen in his stead; so that, by the advice of his wife, whom he loved, he feigned himself sick, and sent for all his uncles, Princes of Pomerania (being twenty in number), to come and see him, whom (lying in his bed) he earnestly prayed, that, if he chanced to die, they would make choice of one of his sons to be King; which they willingly promised, in case the Lords of the kingdom would consent thereto. The Queen enticed them all, one by one, to drink a health to the King: as soon as they had done they took their leave. But they were scarce got out of the King's chamber, before they were seized with intolerable pains, and the corrosions of that poison wherewith the Queen had intermingled their draughts; and, in a short time, they all died. The Queen gave it out as a judgment of God upon them for having conspired the death of the King; and prosecuting this accusation, caused their bodies to be taken out of their graves, and cast into the lake Goplo. But, by a miraculous transformation, an innumerable number of rats and mice did rush out of those bodies; which, gathering together in crowds, went and assaulted the King, as he was with great jollity feasting in his palace. The guards endeavoured to drive them away with weapons and flames, but all in vain. The King, perplexed with this extraordinary danger, fled, with his wife and children, into a fortress that is yet to be seen in that lake of Goplo, over-against a city called Crusphitz, whither he was pursued with such a number of these creatures, that the land and the water were covered with them, and they cried and hissed most fearfully: they entered in at the windows of the fortress, having scaled the walls, and there they devoured the King, his wife, and children, alive, and left nothing of them remaining; by which means all the race of the Poland princes were utterly extinguished, and Pyast, a husbandman, at the last, was elected to succeed.
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  • Wanley, Nathaniel; Johnston, William (1806). Chapter XXVIII: Of the different and unusual Ways by which some Men have come to their Deaths § 19. The Wonders of the Little World; Or, A General History of Man: Displaying the Various Faculties, Capacities, Powers and Defects of the Human Body and Mind, in Many Thousand Most Interesting Relations of Persons Remarkable for Bodily Perfections or Defects; Collected from the Writings of the Most Approved Historians, Philosophers, and Physicians, of All Ages and Countries - Book I: Which treats of the Perfections, Powers, Capacities, Defects, Imperfections, and Deformities of the Body of Man (англ.). Т. 1 (вид. A new). London. с. 112. ASIN B001F3H1XA. LCCN 07003035. OCLC 847968918. OL 7188480M. Архів оригіналу за 29 серпня 2016. Процитовано 23 липня 2024 — через Internet Archive. Frederic the First, Emperor of Germany, bathing himself in the Cydnus, a river of Silesia, of a violent course, the swiftness of the stream tripped up his heels, and, not being able to recover himself, was suddenly drowned.
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  • Wanley, Nathaniel; Johnston, William (1806). Chapter XXVIII: Of the different and unusual Ways by which some Men have come to their Deaths § 2. The Wonders of the Little World; Or, A General History of Man: Displaying the Various Faculties, Capacities, Powers and Defects of the Human Body and Mind, in Many Thousand Most Interesting Relations of Persons Remarkable for Bodily Perfections or Defects; Collected from the Writings of the Most Approved Historians, Philosophers, and Physicians, of All Ages and Countries - Book I: Which treats of the Perfections, Powers, Capacities, Defects, Imperfections, and Deformities of the Body of Man (англ.). Т. 1 (вид. A new). London. с. 111. ASIN B001F3H1XA. LCCN 07003035. OCLC 847968918. OL 7188480M. Архів оригіналу за 29 серпня 2016. Процитовано 23 липня 2024 — через Internet Archive. Dr. Andrew Perne (though very facetious, was at last killed with a jest, as I have been credibly informed from excellent hands. He is taxed much for altering his religion four times in twelve years; from the last of King Henry the Eighth, to the first of Queen Elizabeth, a Papist, a Protestant, a Papist, a Protestant; but still Andrew Perne. It happened he was at Court with his pupil Archbishop Whitgift, in a rainy afternoon, when the Queen was resolved to ride abroad, contrary to the mind of the Ladies, who were on horseback, (coaches as yet being not common) to attend her. One Clod, the Queen's jester, was employed by the Courtiers to laugh the Queen out of so inconvenient a journey. "Heaven, saith he, "Madam dissuades you; this heavenly-minded man, Archbishop Whitgift, and earth, dissuades you; your fool Clod, such a lump of Clay as myself, dissuades you; and if neither will prevail with you, here is one that is neither heaven nor earth, but hangs betwixt both, Dr. Perne, and he also dissuades you." Hereupon the Queen and the Courtiers laughed heartily, whilst the Doctor looked sadly; and going over with his Grace to Lambeth, soon died.
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  • Wanley, Nathaniel; Johnston, William (1806). Chapter XXVIII: Of the different and unusual Ways by which some Men have come to their Deaths § 14. The Wonders of the Little World; Or, A General History of Man: Displaying the Various Faculties, Capacities, Powers and Defects of the Human Body and Mind, in Many Thousand Most Interesting Relations of Persons Remarkable for Bodily Perfections or Defects; Collected from the Writings of the Most Approved Historians, Philosophers, and Physicians, of All Ages and Countries - Book I: Which treats of the Perfections, Powers, Capacities, Defects, Imperfections, and Deformities of the Body of Man (англ.). Т. 1 (вид. A new). London. с. 112. ASIN B001F3H1XA. LCCN 07003035. OCLC 847968918. OL 7188480M. Архів оригіналу за 29 серпня 2016. Процитовано 23 липня 2024 — через Internet Archive. Terpander was an excellent harper, and while he was singing to his harp at Sparta, and opened his mouth wide, a waggish person that stood by threw a fig into it so unluckily, that he was strangled by it.
  • Wanley, Nathaniel; Johnston, William (1806). Chapter XXVIII: Of the different and unusual Ways by which some Men have come to their Deaths § 6. Book I: Which treats of the Perfections, Powers, Capacities, Defects, Imperfections, and Deformities of the Body of Man. Т. 1 (вид. A new). London. с. 111. ASIN B001F3H1XA. LCCN 07003035. OCLC 847968918. OL 7188480M. Архів оригіналу за 29 серпня 2016. Heracl[t]ius, the Ephesian, fell into a dropsy, and was thereupon advised by the physicians to anoint himself all over with cow‑dung, and so to sit in the warm sun; his servant had left him alone, and the dogs, supposing him to be a wild beast, fell upon him, and killed him. {{cite book}}: Проігноровано |work= (довідка)
  • Wanley, Nathaniel; Johnston, William (1806). Chapter XXVIII: Of the different and unusual Ways by which some Men have come to their Deaths § 8. The Wonders of the Little World; Or, A General History of Man: Displaying the Various Faculties, Capacities, Powers and Defects of the Human Body and Mind, in Many Thousand Most Interesting Relations of Persons Remarkable for Bodily Perfections or Defects; Collected from the Writings of the Most Approved Historians, Philosophers, and Physicians, of All Ages and Countries - Book I: Which treats of the Perfections, Powers, Capacities, Defects, Imperfections, and Deformities of the Body of Man (англ.). Т. 1 (вид. A new). London. с. 111. ASIN B001F3H1XA. LCCN 07003035. OCLC 847968918. OL 7188480M. Архів оригіналу за 29 серпня 2016. Процитовано 23 липня 2024 — через Internet Archive. Polydamus, the famous wrestler, was forced by a tempest into a cave, which being ready to fall into ruins by the violent and sudden incursion of the waters, though others fled at the signs of the danger's approach, yet he alone would remain, as one that could bear up the whole heap and weight of the falling earth with his shoulders; but he found it above all human strength, and so was crushed in pieces by it.
  • Wanley, Nathaniel; Johnston, William (1806). Chapter XXVIII: Of the different and unusual Ways by which some Men have come to their Deaths § 9. The Wonders of the Little World; Or, A General History of Man: Displaying the Various Faculties, Capacities, Powers and Defects of the Human Body and Mind, in Many Thousand Most Interesting Relations of Persons Remarkable for Bodily Perfections or Defects; Collected from the Writings of the Most Approved Historians, Philosophers, and Physicians, of All Ages and Countries - Book I: Which treats of the Perfections, Powers, Capacities, Defects, Imperfections, and Deformities of the Body of Man (англ.). Т. 1 (вид. A new). London. с. 111—112. ASIN B001F3H1XA. LCCN 07003035. OCLC 847968918. OL 7188480M. Архів оригіналу за 29 серпня 2016. Процитовано 23 липня 2024 — через Internet Archive. Attila, King of the Huns, having married a wife in Hungary, and upon his wedding night surcharged himself with meat and drink; as he slept, his nose fell a bleeding, and through his mouth found the way into his throat, by which he was choked before any person was apprehensive of the danger.
  • Wanley, Nathaniel; Johnston, William (1806). Chapter XXVIII: Of the different and unusual Ways by which some Men have come to their Deaths § 21. The Wonders of the Little World; Or, A General History of Man: Displaying the Various Faculties, Capacities, Powers and Defects of the Human Body and Mind, in Many Thousand Most Interesting Relations of Persons Remarkable for Bodily Perfections or Defects; Collected from the Writings of the Most Approved Historians, Philosophers, and Physicians, of All Ages and Countries - Book I: Which treats of the Perfections, Powers, Capacities, Defects, Imperfections, and Deformities of the Body of Man. Т. 1 (вид. A new). London. с. 112—113. ASIN B001F3H1XA. LCCN 07003035. OCLC 847968918. OL 7188480M. Архів оригіналу за 29 серпня 2016. Процитовано 23 липня 2024 — через Internet Archive. Anno Dom. 830, Popiel the Second, King of Poland, careless of matters of state, gave himself over to all manner of dissoluteness, so that his Lords despised him, and call him the Polonian Sardanapalus. He feared therefore that they would set one of his kinsmen in his stead; so that, by the advice of his wife, whom he loved, he feigned himself sick, and sent for all his uncles, Princes of Pomerania (being twenty in number), to come and see him, whom (lying in his bed) he earnestly prayed, that, if he chanced to die, they would make choice of one of his sons to be King; which they willingly promised, in case the Lords of the kingdom would consent thereto. The Queen enticed them all, one by one, to drink a health to the King: as soon as they had done they took their leave. But they were scarce got out of the King's chamber, before they were seized with intolerable pains, and the corrosions of that poison wherewith the Queen had intermingled their draughts; and, in a short time, they all died. The Queen gave it out as a judgment of God upon them for having conspired the death of the King; and prosecuting this accusation, caused their bodies to be taken out of their graves, and cast into the lake Goplo. But, by a miraculous transformation, an innumerable number of rats and mice did rush out of those bodies; which, gathering together in crowds, went and assaulted the King, as he was with great jollity feasting in his palace. The guards endeavoured to drive them away with weapons and flames, but all in vain. The King, perplexed with this extraordinary danger, fled, with his wife and children, into a fortress that is yet to be seen in that lake of Goplo, over-against a city called Crusphitz, whither he was pursued with such a number of these creatures, that the land and the water were covered with them, and they cried and hissed most fearfully: they entered in at the windows of the fortress, having scaled the walls, and there they devoured the King, his wife, and children, alive, and left nothing of them remaining; by which means all the race of the Poland princes were utterly extinguished, and Pyast, a husbandman, at the last, was elected to succeed.
  • Wanley, Nathaniel; Johnston, William (1806). Chapter XXVIII: Of the different and unusual Ways by which some Men have come to their Deaths § 11. The Wonders of the Little World; Or, A General History of Man: Displaying the Various Faculties, Capacities, Powers and Defects of the Human Body and Mind, in Many Thousand Most Interesting Relations of Persons Remarkable for Bodily Perfections or Defects; Collected from the Writings of the Most Approved Historians, Philosophers, and Physicians, of All Ages and Countries - Book I: Which treats of the Perfections, Powers, Capacities, Defects, Imperfections, and Deformities of the Body of Man (англ.). Т. 1 (вид. A new). London. с. 114. ASIN B001F3H1XA. LCCN 07003035. OCLC 847968918. OL 7188480M. Архів оригіналу за 29 серпня 2016. Процитовано 24 липня 2024 — через Internet Archive. Pope Adrian IV. drinking a draught of spring-water, to refresh himself when he was thirsty, a fly, falling into the glass as he was drinking, choaked him.
  • Wanley, Nathaniel; Johnston, William (1806). Chapter XXVIII: Of the different and unusual Ways by which some Men have come to their Deaths § 19. The Wonders of the Little World; Or, A General History of Man: Displaying the Various Faculties, Capacities, Powers and Defects of the Human Body and Mind, in Many Thousand Most Interesting Relations of Persons Remarkable for Bodily Perfections or Defects; Collected from the Writings of the Most Approved Historians, Philosophers, and Physicians, of All Ages and Countries - Book I: Which treats of the Perfections, Powers, Capacities, Defects, Imperfections, and Deformities of the Body of Man (англ.). Т. 1 (вид. A new). London. с. 112. ASIN B001F3H1XA. LCCN 07003035. OCLC 847968918. OL 7188480M. Архів оригіналу за 29 серпня 2016. Процитовано 23 липня 2024 — через Internet Archive. Frederic the First, Emperor of Germany, bathing himself in the Cydnus, a river of Silesia, of a violent course, the swiftness of the stream tripped up his heels, and, not being able to recover himself, was suddenly drowned.
  • Wanley, Nathaniel; Johnston, William (1806). Chapter XXVIII: Of the different and unusual Ways by which some Men have come to their Deaths § 29. Book I: Which treats of the Perfections, Powers, Capacities, Defects, Imperfections, and Deformities of the Body of Man. Т. 1 (вид. A new). London. с. 114. ASIN B001F3H1XA. LCCN 07003035. OCLC 847968918. OL 7188480M. Архів оригіналу за 29 серпня 2016. Charles II. King of Navarre, by a vicious life in his youth, fell into a paralytic distemper in his old age, that took away the use of his limbs. His physicians directed him to be sewed up in a sheet that had for a considerable time been steeped in strong distilled spirits, to recover the natural heat of his benumbed joints. The surgeon having sewed him up very close, and wanting a knife to cut off the thread, made use of a candle that was at hand to burn it off; but the flame from the thread reaching the sheet, the spirits wherewith it was wet immediately taking fire, burnt so vehemently, that no endeavours could extinguish the flame. Thus the miserable King lost his life in using the means to recover his health. {{cite book}}: Проігноровано |work= (довідка)
  • Wanley, Nathaniel; Johnston, William (1806). Chapter XXVIII: Of the different and unusual Ways by which some Men have come to their Deaths § 11. The Wonders of the Little World; Or, A General History of Man: Displaying the Various Faculties, Capacities, Powers and Defects of the Human Body and Mind, in Many Thousand Most Interesting Relations of Persons Remarkable for Bodily Perfections or Defects; Collected from the Writings of the Most Approved Historians, Philosophers, and Physicians, of All Ages and Countries - Book I: Which treats of the Perfections, Powers, Capacities, Defects, Imperfections, and Deformities of the Body of Man (англ.). Т. 1 (вид. A new). London. с. 112. ASIN B001F3H1XA. LCCN 07003035. OCLC 847968918. OL 7188480M. Архів оригіналу за 29 серпня 2016. Процитовано 24 липня 2024 — через Internet Archive. In the nineteenth year of Queen Elizabeth, at the assize at Oxford, July 1577, one Rowland Jenk[e]s, a Popish bookseller, for dispersing scandalous pamphlets defamatory to the Queen and State, was arraigned and condemned; but on the sudden there arose such a damp that almost all present were in danger of being smothered. The Jurors died that instant. Soon after died Sir Robert Bell, Lord Chief Baron; Sir Robert de Oly, Sir William Babington; Mr. de Oly, High Sheriff; Mr. Wearnam, Mr. Danvers, Mr. Fettiplace, Mr. Harcourt, Justices; Mr. Kerle, Mr. Nash, Mr. Greenwood, Mr. Foster, Gentlemen of good account; Serjeant Barham, an excellent pleader; three hundred persons presently sickened and died within the town, and two hundred more sickening died in other places; amongst all whom there was neither woman nor child.
  • Wanley, Nathaniel; Johnston, William (1806). Chapter XXVIII: Of the different and unusual Ways by which some Men have come to their Deaths § 2. The Wonders of the Little World; Or, A General History of Man: Displaying the Various Faculties, Capacities, Powers and Defects of the Human Body and Mind, in Many Thousand Most Interesting Relations of Persons Remarkable for Bodily Perfections or Defects; Collected from the Writings of the Most Approved Historians, Philosophers, and Physicians, of All Ages and Countries - Book I: Which treats of the Perfections, Powers, Capacities, Defects, Imperfections, and Deformities of the Body of Man (англ.). Т. 1 (вид. A new). London. с. 111. ASIN B001F3H1XA. LCCN 07003035. OCLC 847968918. OL 7188480M. Архів оригіналу за 29 серпня 2016. Процитовано 23 липня 2024 — через Internet Archive. Dr. Andrew Perne (though very facetious, was at last killed with a jest, as I have been credibly informed from excellent hands. He is taxed much for altering his religion four times in twelve years; from the last of King Henry the Eighth, to the first of Queen Elizabeth, a Papist, a Protestant, a Papist, a Protestant; but still Andrew Perne. It happened he was at Court with his pupil Archbishop Whitgift, in a rainy afternoon, when the Queen was resolved to ride abroad, contrary to the mind of the Ladies, who were on horseback, (coaches as yet being not common) to attend her. One Clod, the Queen's jester, was employed by the Courtiers to laugh the Queen out of so inconvenient a journey. "Heaven, saith he, "Madam dissuades you; this heavenly-minded man, Archbishop Whitgift, and earth, dissuades you; your fool Clod, such a lump of Clay as myself, dissuades you; and if neither will prevail with you, here is one that is neither heaven nor earth, but hangs betwixt both, Dr. Perne, and he also dissuades you." Hereupon the Queen and the Courtiers laughed heartily, whilst the Doctor looked sadly; and going over with his Grace to Lambeth, soon died.

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  • Wanley, Nathaniel; Johnston, William (1806). Chapter XXVIII: Of the different and unusual Ways by which some Men have come to their Deaths § 14. The Wonders of the Little World; Or, A General History of Man: Displaying the Various Faculties, Capacities, Powers and Defects of the Human Body and Mind, in Many Thousand Most Interesting Relations of Persons Remarkable for Bodily Perfections or Defects; Collected from the Writings of the Most Approved Historians, Philosophers, and Physicians, of All Ages and Countries - Book I: Which treats of the Perfections, Powers, Capacities, Defects, Imperfections, and Deformities of the Body of Man (англ.). Т. 1 (вид. A new). London. с. 112. ASIN B001F3H1XA. LCCN 07003035. OCLC 847968918. OL 7188480M. Архів оригіналу за 29 серпня 2016. Процитовано 23 липня 2024 — через Internet Archive. Terpander was an excellent harper, and while he was singing to his harp at Sparta, and opened his mouth wide, a waggish person that stood by threw a fig into it so unluckily, that he was strangled by it.
  • Wanley, Nathaniel; Johnston, William (1806). Chapter XXVIII: Of the different and unusual Ways by which some Men have come to their Deaths § 6. Book I: Which treats of the Perfections, Powers, Capacities, Defects, Imperfections, and Deformities of the Body of Man. Т. 1 (вид. A new). London. с. 111. ASIN B001F3H1XA. LCCN 07003035. OCLC 847968918. OL 7188480M. Архів оригіналу за 29 серпня 2016. Heracl[t]ius, the Ephesian, fell into a dropsy, and was thereupon advised by the physicians to anoint himself all over with cow‑dung, and so to sit in the warm sun; his servant had left him alone, and the dogs, supposing him to be a wild beast, fell upon him, and killed him. {{cite book}}: Проігноровано |work= (довідка)
  • Wanley, Nathaniel; Johnston, William (1806). Chapter XXVIII: Of the different and unusual Ways by which some Men have come to their Deaths § 8. The Wonders of the Little World; Or, A General History of Man: Displaying the Various Faculties, Capacities, Powers and Defects of the Human Body and Mind, in Many Thousand Most Interesting Relations of Persons Remarkable for Bodily Perfections or Defects; Collected from the Writings of the Most Approved Historians, Philosophers, and Physicians, of All Ages and Countries - Book I: Which treats of the Perfections, Powers, Capacities, Defects, Imperfections, and Deformities of the Body of Man (англ.). Т. 1 (вид. A new). London. с. 111. ASIN B001F3H1XA. LCCN 07003035. OCLC 847968918. OL 7188480M. Архів оригіналу за 29 серпня 2016. Процитовано 23 липня 2024 — через Internet Archive. Polydamus, the famous wrestler, was forced by a tempest into a cave, which being ready to fall into ruins by the violent and sudden incursion of the waters, though others fled at the signs of the danger's approach, yet he alone would remain, as one that could bear up the whole heap and weight of the falling earth with his shoulders; but he found it above all human strength, and so was crushed in pieces by it.
  • Wanley, Nathaniel; Johnston, William (1806). Chapter XXVIII: Of the different and unusual Ways by which some Men have come to their Deaths § 9. The Wonders of the Little World; Or, A General History of Man: Displaying the Various Faculties, Capacities, Powers and Defects of the Human Body and Mind, in Many Thousand Most Interesting Relations of Persons Remarkable for Bodily Perfections or Defects; Collected from the Writings of the Most Approved Historians, Philosophers, and Physicians, of All Ages and Countries - Book I: Which treats of the Perfections, Powers, Capacities, Defects, Imperfections, and Deformities of the Body of Man (англ.). Т. 1 (вид. A new). London. с. 111—112. ASIN B001F3H1XA. LCCN 07003035. OCLC 847968918. OL 7188480M. Архів оригіналу за 29 серпня 2016. Процитовано 23 липня 2024 — через Internet Archive. Attila, King of the Huns, having married a wife in Hungary, and upon his wedding night surcharged himself with meat and drink; as he slept, his nose fell a bleeding, and through his mouth found the way into his throat, by which he was choked before any person was apprehensive of the danger.
  • Wanley, Nathaniel; Johnston, William (1806). Chapter XXVIII: Of the different and unusual Ways by which some Men have come to their Deaths § 21. The Wonders of the Little World; Or, A General History of Man: Displaying the Various Faculties, Capacities, Powers and Defects of the Human Body and Mind, in Many Thousand Most Interesting Relations of Persons Remarkable for Bodily Perfections or Defects; Collected from the Writings of the Most Approved Historians, Philosophers, and Physicians, of All Ages and Countries - Book I: Which treats of the Perfections, Powers, Capacities, Defects, Imperfections, and Deformities of the Body of Man. Т. 1 (вид. A new). London. с. 112—113. ASIN B001F3H1XA. LCCN 07003035. OCLC 847968918. OL 7188480M. Архів оригіналу за 29 серпня 2016. Процитовано 23 липня 2024 — через Internet Archive. Anno Dom. 830, Popiel the Second, King of Poland, careless of matters of state, gave himself over to all manner of dissoluteness, so that his Lords despised him, and call him the Polonian Sardanapalus. He feared therefore that they would set one of his kinsmen in his stead; so that, by the advice of his wife, whom he loved, he feigned himself sick, and sent for all his uncles, Princes of Pomerania (being twenty in number), to come and see him, whom (lying in his bed) he earnestly prayed, that, if he chanced to die, they would make choice of one of his sons to be King; which they willingly promised, in case the Lords of the kingdom would consent thereto. The Queen enticed them all, one by one, to drink a health to the King: as soon as they had done they took their leave. But they were scarce got out of the King's chamber, before they were seized with intolerable pains, and the corrosions of that poison wherewith the Queen had intermingled their draughts; and, in a short time, they all died. The Queen gave it out as a judgment of God upon them for having conspired the death of the King; and prosecuting this accusation, caused their bodies to be taken out of their graves, and cast into the lake Goplo. But, by a miraculous transformation, an innumerable number of rats and mice did rush out of those bodies; which, gathering together in crowds, went and assaulted the King, as he was with great jollity feasting in his palace. The guards endeavoured to drive them away with weapons and flames, but all in vain. The King, perplexed with this extraordinary danger, fled, with his wife and children, into a fortress that is yet to be seen in that lake of Goplo, over-against a city called Crusphitz, whither he was pursued with such a number of these creatures, that the land and the water were covered with them, and they cried and hissed most fearfully: they entered in at the windows of the fortress, having scaled the walls, and there they devoured the King, his wife, and children, alive, and left nothing of them remaining; by which means all the race of the Poland princes were utterly extinguished, and Pyast, a husbandman, at the last, was elected to succeed.
  • Wanley, Nathaniel; Johnston, William (1806). Chapter XXVIII: Of the different and unusual Ways by which some Men have come to their Deaths § 11. The Wonders of the Little World; Or, A General History of Man: Displaying the Various Faculties, Capacities, Powers and Defects of the Human Body and Mind, in Many Thousand Most Interesting Relations of Persons Remarkable for Bodily Perfections or Defects; Collected from the Writings of the Most Approved Historians, Philosophers, and Physicians, of All Ages and Countries - Book I: Which treats of the Perfections, Powers, Capacities, Defects, Imperfections, and Deformities of the Body of Man (англ.). Т. 1 (вид. A new). London. с. 114. ASIN B001F3H1XA. LCCN 07003035. OCLC 847968918. OL 7188480M. Архів оригіналу за 29 серпня 2016. Процитовано 24 липня 2024 — через Internet Archive. Pope Adrian IV. drinking a draught of spring-water, to refresh himself when he was thirsty, a fly, falling into the glass as he was drinking, choaked him.
  • Wanley, Nathaniel; Johnston, William (1806). Chapter XXVIII: Of the different and unusual Ways by which some Men have come to their Deaths § 19. The Wonders of the Little World; Or, A General History of Man: Displaying the Various Faculties, Capacities, Powers and Defects of the Human Body and Mind, in Many Thousand Most Interesting Relations of Persons Remarkable for Bodily Perfections or Defects; Collected from the Writings of the Most Approved Historians, Philosophers, and Physicians, of All Ages and Countries - Book I: Which treats of the Perfections, Powers, Capacities, Defects, Imperfections, and Deformities of the Body of Man (англ.). Т. 1 (вид. A new). London. с. 112. ASIN B001F3H1XA. LCCN 07003035. OCLC 847968918. OL 7188480M. Архів оригіналу за 29 серпня 2016. Процитовано 23 липня 2024 — через Internet Archive. Frederic the First, Emperor of Germany, bathing himself in the Cydnus, a river of Silesia, of a violent course, the swiftness of the stream tripped up his heels, and, not being able to recover himself, was suddenly drowned.
  • Wanley, Nathaniel; Johnston, William (1806). Chapter XXVIII: Of the different and unusual Ways by which some Men have come to their Deaths § 29. Book I: Which treats of the Perfections, Powers, Capacities, Defects, Imperfections, and Deformities of the Body of Man. Т. 1 (вид. A new). London. с. 114. ASIN B001F3H1XA. LCCN 07003035. OCLC 847968918. OL 7188480M. Архів оригіналу за 29 серпня 2016. Charles II. King of Navarre, by a vicious life in his youth, fell into a paralytic distemper in his old age, that took away the use of his limbs. His physicians directed him to be sewed up in a sheet that had for a considerable time been steeped in strong distilled spirits, to recover the natural heat of his benumbed joints. The surgeon having sewed him up very close, and wanting a knife to cut off the thread, made use of a candle that was at hand to burn it off; but the flame from the thread reaching the sheet, the spirits wherewith it was wet immediately taking fire, burnt so vehemently, that no endeavours could extinguish the flame. Thus the miserable King lost his life in using the means to recover his health. {{cite book}}: Проігноровано |work= (довідка)
  • Wanley, Nathaniel; Johnston, William (1806). Chapter XXVIII: Of the different and unusual Ways by which some Men have come to their Deaths § 11. The Wonders of the Little World; Or, A General History of Man: Displaying the Various Faculties, Capacities, Powers and Defects of the Human Body and Mind, in Many Thousand Most Interesting Relations of Persons Remarkable for Bodily Perfections or Defects; Collected from the Writings of the Most Approved Historians, Philosophers, and Physicians, of All Ages and Countries - Book I: Which treats of the Perfections, Powers, Capacities, Defects, Imperfections, and Deformities of the Body of Man (англ.). Т. 1 (вид. A new). London. с. 112. ASIN B001F3H1XA. LCCN 07003035. OCLC 847968918. OL 7188480M. Архів оригіналу за 29 серпня 2016. Процитовано 24 липня 2024 — через Internet Archive. In the nineteenth year of Queen Elizabeth, at the assize at Oxford, July 1577, one Rowland Jenk[e]s, a Popish bookseller, for dispersing scandalous pamphlets defamatory to the Queen and State, was arraigned and condemned; but on the sudden there arose such a damp that almost all present were in danger of being smothered. The Jurors died that instant. Soon after died Sir Robert Bell, Lord Chief Baron; Sir Robert de Oly, Sir William Babington; Mr. de Oly, High Sheriff; Mr. Wearnam, Mr. Danvers, Mr. Fettiplace, Mr. Harcourt, Justices; Mr. Kerle, Mr. Nash, Mr. Greenwood, Mr. Foster, Gentlemen of good account; Serjeant Barham, an excellent pleader; three hundred persons presently sickened and died within the town, and two hundred more sickening died in other places; amongst all whom there was neither woman nor child.
  • Wanley, Nathaniel; Johnston, William (1806). Chapter XXVIII: Of the different and unusual Ways by which some Men have come to their Deaths § 2. The Wonders of the Little World; Or, A General History of Man: Displaying the Various Faculties, Capacities, Powers and Defects of the Human Body and Mind, in Many Thousand Most Interesting Relations of Persons Remarkable for Bodily Perfections or Defects; Collected from the Writings of the Most Approved Historians, Philosophers, and Physicians, of All Ages and Countries - Book I: Which treats of the Perfections, Powers, Capacities, Defects, Imperfections, and Deformities of the Body of Man (англ.). Т. 1 (вид. A new). London. с. 111. ASIN B001F3H1XA. LCCN 07003035. OCLC 847968918. OL 7188480M. Архів оригіналу за 29 серпня 2016. Процитовано 23 липня 2024 — через Internet Archive. Dr. Andrew Perne (though very facetious, was at last killed with a jest, as I have been credibly informed from excellent hands. He is taxed much for altering his religion four times in twelve years; from the last of King Henry the Eighth, to the first of Queen Elizabeth, a Papist, a Protestant, a Papist, a Protestant; but still Andrew Perne. It happened he was at Court with his pupil Archbishop Whitgift, in a rainy afternoon, when the Queen was resolved to ride abroad, contrary to the mind of the Ladies, who were on horseback, (coaches as yet being not common) to attend her. One Clod, the Queen's jester, was employed by the Courtiers to laugh the Queen out of so inconvenient a journey. "Heaven, saith he, "Madam dissuades you; this heavenly-minded man, Archbishop Whitgift, and earth, dissuades you; your fool Clod, such a lump of Clay as myself, dissuades you; and if neither will prevail with you, here is one that is neither heaven nor earth, but hangs betwixt both, Dr. Perne, and he also dissuades you." Hereupon the Queen and the Courtiers laughed heartily, whilst the Doctor looked sadly; and going over with his Grace to Lambeth, soon died.

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  • Wanley, Nathaniel; Johnston, William (1806). Chapter XXVIII: Of the different and unusual Ways by which some Men have come to their Deaths § 9. The Wonders of the Little World; Or, A General History of Man: Displaying the Various Faculties, Capacities, Powers and Defects of the Human Body and Mind, in Many Thousand Most Interesting Relations of Persons Remarkable for Bodily Perfections or Defects; Collected from the Writings of the Most Approved Historians, Philosophers, and Physicians, of All Ages and Countries - Book I: Which treats of the Perfections, Powers, Capacities, Defects, Imperfections, and Deformities of the Body of Man (англ.). Т. 1 (вид. A new). London. с. 111—112. ASIN B001F3H1XA. LCCN 07003035. OCLC 847968918. OL 7188480M. Архів оригіналу за 29 серпня 2016. Процитовано 23 липня 2024 — через Internet Archive. Attila, King of the Huns, having married a wife in Hungary, and upon his wedding night surcharged himself with meat and drink; as he slept, his nose fell a bleeding, and through his mouth found the way into his throat, by which he was choked before any person was apprehensive of the danger.
  • Wanley, Nathaniel; Johnston, William (1806). Chapter XXVIII: Of the different and unusual Ways by which some Men have come to their Deaths § 21. The Wonders of the Little World; Or, A General History of Man: Displaying the Various Faculties, Capacities, Powers and Defects of the Human Body and Mind, in Many Thousand Most Interesting Relations of Persons Remarkable for Bodily Perfections or Defects; Collected from the Writings of the Most Approved Historians, Philosophers, and Physicians, of All Ages and Countries - Book I: Which treats of the Perfections, Powers, Capacities, Defects, Imperfections, and Deformities of the Body of Man. Т. 1 (вид. A new). London. с. 112—113. ASIN B001F3H1XA. LCCN 07003035. OCLC 847968918. OL 7188480M. Архів оригіналу за 29 серпня 2016. Процитовано 23 липня 2024 — через Internet Archive. Anno Dom. 830, Popiel the Second, King of Poland, careless of matters of state, gave himself over to all manner of dissoluteness, so that his Lords despised him, and call him the Polonian Sardanapalus. He feared therefore that they would set one of his kinsmen in his stead; so that, by the advice of his wife, whom he loved, he feigned himself sick, and sent for all his uncles, Princes of Pomerania (being twenty in number), to come and see him, whom (lying in his bed) he earnestly prayed, that, if he chanced to die, they would make choice of one of his sons to be King; which they willingly promised, in case the Lords of the kingdom would consent thereto. The Queen enticed them all, one by one, to drink a health to the King: as soon as they had done they took their leave. But they were scarce got out of the King's chamber, before they were seized with intolerable pains, and the corrosions of that poison wherewith the Queen had intermingled their draughts; and, in a short time, they all died. The Queen gave it out as a judgment of God upon them for having conspired the death of the King; and prosecuting this accusation, caused their bodies to be taken out of their graves, and cast into the lake Goplo. But, by a miraculous transformation, an innumerable number of rats and mice did rush out of those bodies; which, gathering together in crowds, went and assaulted the King, as he was with great jollity feasting in his palace. The guards endeavoured to drive them away with weapons and flames, but all in vain. The King, perplexed with this extraordinary danger, fled, with his wife and children, into a fortress that is yet to be seen in that lake of Goplo, over-against a city called Crusphitz, whither he was pursued with such a number of these creatures, that the land and the water were covered with them, and they cried and hissed most fearfully: they entered in at the windows of the fortress, having scaled the walls, and there they devoured the King, his wife, and children, alive, and left nothing of them remaining; by which means all the race of the Poland princes were utterly extinguished, and Pyast, a husbandman, at the last, was elected to succeed.
  • Translations of the Orkneyinga saga (chapters 4 and 5), which relates the story, can be read online at Sacred texts [Архівовано 29 березня 2017 у Wayback Machine.] and Northvegr [Архівовано 16 травня 2008 у Wayback Machine.]
  • Wanley, Nathaniel; Johnston, William (1806). Chapter XXVIII: Of the different and unusual Ways by which some Men have come to their Deaths § 11. The Wonders of the Little World; Or, A General History of Man: Displaying the Various Faculties, Capacities, Powers and Defects of the Human Body and Mind, in Many Thousand Most Interesting Relations of Persons Remarkable for Bodily Perfections or Defects; Collected from the Writings of the Most Approved Historians, Philosophers, and Physicians, of All Ages and Countries - Book I: Which treats of the Perfections, Powers, Capacities, Defects, Imperfections, and Deformities of the Body of Man (англ.). Т. 1 (вид. A new). London. с. 114. ASIN B001F3H1XA. LCCN 07003035. OCLC 847968918. OL 7188480M. Архів оригіналу за 29 серпня 2016. Процитовано 24 липня 2024 — через Internet Archive. Pope Adrian IV. drinking a draught of spring-water, to refresh himself when he was thirsty, a fly, falling into the glass as he was drinking, choaked him.
  • Curio #1: The Erfurter Latrinensturz – The Fortweekly. 3 вересня 2019. Архів оригіналу за 3 вересня 2019. Процитовано 6 лютого 2023.
  • Wanley, Nathaniel; Johnston, William (1806). Chapter XXVIII: Of the different and unusual Ways by which some Men have come to their Deaths § 19. The Wonders of the Little World; Or, A General History of Man: Displaying the Various Faculties, Capacities, Powers and Defects of the Human Body and Mind, in Many Thousand Most Interesting Relations of Persons Remarkable for Bodily Perfections or Defects; Collected from the Writings of the Most Approved Historians, Philosophers, and Physicians, of All Ages and Countries - Book I: Which treats of the Perfections, Powers, Capacities, Defects, Imperfections, and Deformities of the Body of Man (англ.). Т. 1 (вид. A new). London. с. 112. ASIN B001F3H1XA. LCCN 07003035. OCLC 847968918. OL 7188480M. Архів оригіналу за 29 серпня 2016. Процитовано 23 липня 2024 — через Internet Archive. Frederic the First, Emperor of Germany, bathing himself in the Cydnus, a river of Silesia, of a violent course, the swiftness of the stream tripped up his heels, and, not being able to recover himself, was suddenly drowned.
  • «A red-hot poker? It was just a red herring», [Архівовано 20 січня 2012 у Wayback Machine.] Times Higher Education
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  • Wanley, Nathaniel; Johnston, William (1806). Chapter XXVIII: Of the different and unusual Ways by which some Men have come to their Deaths § 29. Book I: Which treats of the Perfections, Powers, Capacities, Defects, Imperfections, and Deformities of the Body of Man. Т. 1 (вид. A new). London. с. 114. ASIN B001F3H1XA. LCCN 07003035. OCLC 847968918. OL 7188480M. Архів оригіналу за 29 серпня 2016. Charles II. King of Navarre, by a vicious life in his youth, fell into a paralytic distemper in his old age, that took away the use of his limbs. His physicians directed him to be sewed up in a sheet that had for a considerable time been steeped in strong distilled spirits, to recover the natural heat of his benumbed joints. The surgeon having sewed him up very close, and wanting a knife to cut off the thread, made use of a candle that was at hand to burn it off; but the flame from the thread reaching the sheet, the spirits wherewith it was wet immediately taking fire, burnt so vehemently, that no endeavours could extinguish the flame. Thus the miserable King lost his life in using the means to recover his health. {{cite book}}: Проігноровано |work= (довідка)
  • Norris, Paul N. Patronage and Piety (PDF). Mirator Lokakuu. Архів оригіналу (PDF) за 20 липня 2011. Процитовано 18 травня 2011.
  • HowStuffWorks – 10 Bizarre Ways to Die. 9 березня 2009. Архів оригіналу за 17 лютого 2014.
  • Wanley, Nathaniel; Johnston, William (1806). Chapter XXVIII: Of the different and unusual Ways by which some Men have come to their Deaths § 11. The Wonders of the Little World; Or, A General History of Man: Displaying the Various Faculties, Capacities, Powers and Defects of the Human Body and Mind, in Many Thousand Most Interesting Relations of Persons Remarkable for Bodily Perfections or Defects; Collected from the Writings of the Most Approved Historians, Philosophers, and Physicians, of All Ages and Countries - Book I: Which treats of the Perfections, Powers, Capacities, Defects, Imperfections, and Deformities of the Body of Man (англ.). Т. 1 (вид. A new). London. с. 112. ASIN B001F3H1XA. LCCN 07003035. OCLC 847968918. OL 7188480M. Архів оригіналу за 29 серпня 2016. Процитовано 24 липня 2024 — через Internet Archive. In the nineteenth year of Queen Elizabeth, at the assize at Oxford, July 1577, one Rowland Jenk[e]s, a Popish bookseller, for dispersing scandalous pamphlets defamatory to the Queen and State, was arraigned and condemned; but on the sudden there arose such a damp that almost all present were in danger of being smothered. The Jurors died that instant. Soon after died Sir Robert Bell, Lord Chief Baron; Sir Robert de Oly, Sir William Babington; Mr. de Oly, High Sheriff; Mr. Wearnam, Mr. Danvers, Mr. Fettiplace, Mr. Harcourt, Justices; Mr. Kerle, Mr. Nash, Mr. Greenwood, Mr. Foster, Gentlemen of good account; Serjeant Barham, an excellent pleader; three hundred persons presently sickened and died within the town, and two hundred more sickening died in other places; amongst all whom there was neither woman nor child.
  • Wanley, Nathaniel; Johnston, William (1806). Chapter XXVIII: Of the different and unusual Ways by which some Men have come to their Deaths § 2. The Wonders of the Little World; Or, A General History of Man: Displaying the Various Faculties, Capacities, Powers and Defects of the Human Body and Mind, in Many Thousand Most Interesting Relations of Persons Remarkable for Bodily Perfections or Defects; Collected from the Writings of the Most Approved Historians, Philosophers, and Physicians, of All Ages and Countries - Book I: Which treats of the Perfections, Powers, Capacities, Defects, Imperfections, and Deformities of the Body of Man (англ.). Т. 1 (вид. A new). London. с. 111. ASIN B001F3H1XA. LCCN 07003035. OCLC 847968918. OL 7188480M. Архів оригіналу за 29 серпня 2016. Процитовано 23 липня 2024 — через Internet Archive. Dr. Andrew Perne (though very facetious, was at last killed with a jest, as I have been credibly informed from excellent hands. He is taxed much for altering his religion four times in twelve years; from the last of King Henry the Eighth, to the first of Queen Elizabeth, a Papist, a Protestant, a Papist, a Protestant; but still Andrew Perne. It happened he was at Court with his pupil Archbishop Whitgift, in a rainy afternoon, when the Queen was resolved to ride abroad, contrary to the mind of the Ladies, who were on horseback, (coaches as yet being not common) to attend her. One Clod, the Queen's jester, was employed by the Courtiers to laugh the Queen out of so inconvenient a journey. "Heaven, saith he, "Madam dissuades you; this heavenly-minded man, Archbishop Whitgift, and earth, dissuades you; your fool Clod, such a lump of Clay as myself, dissuades you; and if neither will prevail with you, here is one that is neither heaven nor earth, but hangs betwixt both, Dr. Perne, and he also dissuades you." Hereupon the Queen and the Courtiers laughed heartily, whilst the Doctor looked sadly; and going over with his Grace to Lambeth, soon died.
  • Tierney, John (29 листопада 2010). Murder! Intrigue! Astronomers?. The New York Times. Архів оригіналу за 19 грудня 2013. Процитовано 30 листопада 2010. At the time of Tycho's death, in 1601, the blame fell on his failure to relieve himself while drinking profusely at the banquet, supposedly injuring his bladder and making him unable to urinate.
  • Death of a Keeper on the Eddystone. United States Lighthouse Society. Архів оригіналу за 4 лютого 2022. Процитовано 4 лютого 2022.
  • All about Sharon Lopatka, by Rachael Bell. 26 січня 2006. Архів оригіналу за 26 січня 2006. Процитовано 14 липня 2024. Knud R. Joergensen wrote in 1995 about the 1791 case of composer Franz Kotzwara who enlisted the help of a London prostitute, Susannah Hill, to assist him with his bizarre wish. After paying Hill two shillings, Kotzwara asked her to cut off his genitalia – a request the prostitute refused. Yet, Hill did agree to fulfill Kotzwara's sexual wish of strangling himself with a rope. It was the first documented case of death by sexual strangulation.
  • Brandunfall der Erzherzogin Mathilde von Österreich [The Fire Death of Archduchess Mathilda of Austria] (PDF). HessenArchiv aktuelle 9/2020 (нім.). Hessisches Landesarchiv. с. 5. Архів оригіналу (PDF) за 24 жовтня 2021. Процитовано 24 жовтня 2021.
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  • Wanley, Nathaniel; Johnston, William (1806). Chapter XXVIII: Of the different and unusual Ways by which some Men have come to their Deaths § 14. The Wonders of the Little World; Or, A General History of Man: Displaying the Various Faculties, Capacities, Powers and Defects of the Human Body and Mind, in Many Thousand Most Interesting Relations of Persons Remarkable for Bodily Perfections or Defects; Collected from the Writings of the Most Approved Historians, Philosophers, and Physicians, of All Ages and Countries - Book I: Which treats of the Perfections, Powers, Capacities, Defects, Imperfections, and Deformities of the Body of Man (англ.). Т. 1 (вид. A new). London. с. 112. ASIN B001F3H1XA. LCCN 07003035. OCLC 847968918. OL 7188480M. Архів оригіналу за 29 серпня 2016. Процитовано 23 липня 2024 — через Internet Archive. Terpander was an excellent harper, and while he was singing to his harp at Sparta, and opened his mouth wide, a waggish person that stood by threw a fig into it so unluckily, that he was strangled by it.
  • Wanley, Nathaniel; Johnston, William (1806). Chapter XXVIII: Of the different and unusual Ways by which some Men have come to their Deaths § 6. Book I: Which treats of the Perfections, Powers, Capacities, Defects, Imperfections, and Deformities of the Body of Man. Т. 1 (вид. A new). London. с. 111. ASIN B001F3H1XA. LCCN 07003035. OCLC 847968918. OL 7188480M. Архів оригіналу за 29 серпня 2016. Heracl[t]ius, the Ephesian, fell into a dropsy, and was thereupon advised by the physicians to anoint himself all over with cow‑dung, and so to sit in the warm sun; his servant had left him alone, and the dogs, supposing him to be a wild beast, fell upon him, and killed him. {{cite book}}: Проігноровано |work= (довідка)
  • Wanley, Nathaniel; Johnston, William (1806). Chapter XXVIII: Of the different and unusual Ways by which some Men have come to their Deaths § 8. The Wonders of the Little World; Or, A General History of Man: Displaying the Various Faculties, Capacities, Powers and Defects of the Human Body and Mind, in Many Thousand Most Interesting Relations of Persons Remarkable for Bodily Perfections or Defects; Collected from the Writings of the Most Approved Historians, Philosophers, and Physicians, of All Ages and Countries - Book I: Which treats of the Perfections, Powers, Capacities, Defects, Imperfections, and Deformities of the Body of Man (англ.). Т. 1 (вид. A new). London. с. 111. ASIN B001F3H1XA. LCCN 07003035. OCLC 847968918. OL 7188480M. Архів оригіналу за 29 серпня 2016. Процитовано 23 липня 2024 — через Internet Archive. Polydamus, the famous wrestler, was forced by a tempest into a cave, which being ready to fall into ruins by the violent and sudden incursion of the waters, though others fled at the signs of the danger's approach, yet he alone would remain, as one that could bear up the whole heap and weight of the falling earth with his shoulders; but he found it above all human strength, and so was crushed in pieces by it.
  • Wanley, Nathaniel; Johnston, William (1806). Chapter XXVIII: Of the different and unusual Ways by which some Men have come to their Deaths § 9. The Wonders of the Little World; Or, A General History of Man: Displaying the Various Faculties, Capacities, Powers and Defects of the Human Body and Mind, in Many Thousand Most Interesting Relations of Persons Remarkable for Bodily Perfections or Defects; Collected from the Writings of the Most Approved Historians, Philosophers, and Physicians, of All Ages and Countries - Book I: Which treats of the Perfections, Powers, Capacities, Defects, Imperfections, and Deformities of the Body of Man (англ.). Т. 1 (вид. A new). London. с. 111—112. ASIN B001F3H1XA. LCCN 07003035. OCLC 847968918. OL 7188480M. Архів оригіналу за 29 серпня 2016. Процитовано 23 липня 2024 — через Internet Archive. Attila, King of the Huns, having married a wife in Hungary, and upon his wedding night surcharged himself with meat and drink; as he slept, his nose fell a bleeding, and through his mouth found the way into his throat, by which he was choked before any person was apprehensive of the danger.
  • Wanley, Nathaniel; Johnston, William (1806). Chapter XXVIII: Of the different and unusual Ways by which some Men have come to their Deaths § 21. The Wonders of the Little World; Or, A General History of Man: Displaying the Various Faculties, Capacities, Powers and Defects of the Human Body and Mind, in Many Thousand Most Interesting Relations of Persons Remarkable for Bodily Perfections or Defects; Collected from the Writings of the Most Approved Historians, Philosophers, and Physicians, of All Ages and Countries - Book I: Which treats of the Perfections, Powers, Capacities, Defects, Imperfections, and Deformities of the Body of Man. Т. 1 (вид. A new). London. с. 112—113. ASIN B001F3H1XA. LCCN 07003035. OCLC 847968918. OL 7188480M. Архів оригіналу за 29 серпня 2016. Процитовано 23 липня 2024 — через Internet Archive. Anno Dom. 830, Popiel the Second, King of Poland, careless of matters of state, gave himself over to all manner of dissoluteness, so that his Lords despised him, and call him the Polonian Sardanapalus. He feared therefore that they would set one of his kinsmen in his stead; so that, by the advice of his wife, whom he loved, he feigned himself sick, and sent for all his uncles, Princes of Pomerania (being twenty in number), to come and see him, whom (lying in his bed) he earnestly prayed, that, if he chanced to die, they would make choice of one of his sons to be King; which they willingly promised, in case the Lords of the kingdom would consent thereto. The Queen enticed them all, one by one, to drink a health to the King: as soon as they had done they took their leave. But they were scarce got out of the King's chamber, before they were seized with intolerable pains, and the corrosions of that poison wherewith the Queen had intermingled their draughts; and, in a short time, they all died. The Queen gave it out as a judgment of God upon them for having conspired the death of the King; and prosecuting this accusation, caused their bodies to be taken out of their graves, and cast into the lake Goplo. But, by a miraculous transformation, an innumerable number of rats and mice did rush out of those bodies; which, gathering together in crowds, went and assaulted the King, as he was with great jollity feasting in his palace. The guards endeavoured to drive them away with weapons and flames, but all in vain. The King, perplexed with this extraordinary danger, fled, with his wife and children, into a fortress that is yet to be seen in that lake of Goplo, over-against a city called Crusphitz, whither he was pursued with such a number of these creatures, that the land and the water were covered with them, and they cried and hissed most fearfully: they entered in at the windows of the fortress, having scaled the walls, and there they devoured the King, his wife, and children, alive, and left nothing of them remaining; by which means all the race of the Poland princes were utterly extinguished, and Pyast, a husbandman, at the last, was elected to succeed.
  • Wanley, Nathaniel; Johnston, William (1806). Chapter XXVIII: Of the different and unusual Ways by which some Men have come to their Deaths § 11. The Wonders of the Little World; Or, A General History of Man: Displaying the Various Faculties, Capacities, Powers and Defects of the Human Body and Mind, in Many Thousand Most Interesting Relations of Persons Remarkable for Bodily Perfections or Defects; Collected from the Writings of the Most Approved Historians, Philosophers, and Physicians, of All Ages and Countries - Book I: Which treats of the Perfections, Powers, Capacities, Defects, Imperfections, and Deformities of the Body of Man (англ.). Т. 1 (вид. A new). London. с. 114. ASIN B001F3H1XA. LCCN 07003035. OCLC 847968918. OL 7188480M. Архів оригіналу за 29 серпня 2016. Процитовано 24 липня 2024 — через Internet Archive. Pope Adrian IV. drinking a draught of spring-water, to refresh himself when he was thirsty, a fly, falling into the glass as he was drinking, choaked him.
  • Wanley, Nathaniel; Johnston, William (1806). Chapter XXVIII: Of the different and unusual Ways by which some Men have come to their Deaths § 19. The Wonders of the Little World; Or, A General History of Man: Displaying the Various Faculties, Capacities, Powers and Defects of the Human Body and Mind, in Many Thousand Most Interesting Relations of Persons Remarkable for Bodily Perfections or Defects; Collected from the Writings of the Most Approved Historians, Philosophers, and Physicians, of All Ages and Countries - Book I: Which treats of the Perfections, Powers, Capacities, Defects, Imperfections, and Deformities of the Body of Man (англ.). Т. 1 (вид. A new). London. с. 112. ASIN B001F3H1XA. LCCN 07003035. OCLC 847968918. OL 7188480M. Архів оригіналу за 29 серпня 2016. Процитовано 23 липня 2024 — через Internet Archive. Frederic the First, Emperor of Germany, bathing himself in the Cydnus, a river of Silesia, of a violent course, the swiftness of the stream tripped up his heels, and, not being able to recover himself, was suddenly drowned.
  • Wanley, Nathaniel; Johnston, William (1806). Chapter XXVIII: Of the different and unusual Ways by which some Men have come to their Deaths § 29. Book I: Which treats of the Perfections, Powers, Capacities, Defects, Imperfections, and Deformities of the Body of Man. Т. 1 (вид. A new). London. с. 114. ASIN B001F3H1XA. LCCN 07003035. OCLC 847968918. OL 7188480M. Архів оригіналу за 29 серпня 2016. Charles II. King of Navarre, by a vicious life in his youth, fell into a paralytic distemper in his old age, that took away the use of his limbs. His physicians directed him to be sewed up in a sheet that had for a considerable time been steeped in strong distilled spirits, to recover the natural heat of his benumbed joints. The surgeon having sewed him up very close, and wanting a knife to cut off the thread, made use of a candle that was at hand to burn it off; but the flame from the thread reaching the sheet, the spirits wherewith it was wet immediately taking fire, burnt so vehemently, that no endeavours could extinguish the flame. Thus the miserable King lost his life in using the means to recover his health. {{cite book}}: Проігноровано |work= (довідка)
  • Wanley, Nathaniel; Johnston, William (1806). Chapter XXVIII: Of the different and unusual Ways by which some Men have come to their Deaths § 11. The Wonders of the Little World; Or, A General History of Man: Displaying the Various Faculties, Capacities, Powers and Defects of the Human Body and Mind, in Many Thousand Most Interesting Relations of Persons Remarkable for Bodily Perfections or Defects; Collected from the Writings of the Most Approved Historians, Philosophers, and Physicians, of All Ages and Countries - Book I: Which treats of the Perfections, Powers, Capacities, Defects, Imperfections, and Deformities of the Body of Man (англ.). Т. 1 (вид. A new). London. с. 112. ASIN B001F3H1XA. LCCN 07003035. OCLC 847968918. OL 7188480M. Архів оригіналу за 29 серпня 2016. Процитовано 24 липня 2024 — через Internet Archive. In the nineteenth year of Queen Elizabeth, at the assize at Oxford, July 1577, one Rowland Jenk[e]s, a Popish bookseller, for dispersing scandalous pamphlets defamatory to the Queen and State, was arraigned and condemned; but on the sudden there arose such a damp that almost all present were in danger of being smothered. The Jurors died that instant. Soon after died Sir Robert Bell, Lord Chief Baron; Sir Robert de Oly, Sir William Babington; Mr. de Oly, High Sheriff; Mr. Wearnam, Mr. Danvers, Mr. Fettiplace, Mr. Harcourt, Justices; Mr. Kerle, Mr. Nash, Mr. Greenwood, Mr. Foster, Gentlemen of good account; Serjeant Barham, an excellent pleader; three hundred persons presently sickened and died within the town, and two hundred more sickening died in other places; amongst all whom there was neither woman nor child.
  • Wanley, Nathaniel; Johnston, William (1806). Chapter XXVIII: Of the different and unusual Ways by which some Men have come to their Deaths § 2. The Wonders of the Little World; Or, A General History of Man: Displaying the Various Faculties, Capacities, Powers and Defects of the Human Body and Mind, in Many Thousand Most Interesting Relations of Persons Remarkable for Bodily Perfections or Defects; Collected from the Writings of the Most Approved Historians, Philosophers, and Physicians, of All Ages and Countries - Book I: Which treats of the Perfections, Powers, Capacities, Defects, Imperfections, and Deformities of the Body of Man (англ.). Т. 1 (вид. A new). London. с. 111. ASIN B001F3H1XA. LCCN 07003035. OCLC 847968918. OL 7188480M. Архів оригіналу за 29 серпня 2016. Процитовано 23 липня 2024 — через Internet Archive. Dr. Andrew Perne (though very facetious, was at last killed with a jest, as I have been credibly informed from excellent hands. He is taxed much for altering his religion four times in twelve years; from the last of King Henry the Eighth, to the first of Queen Elizabeth, a Papist, a Protestant, a Papist, a Protestant; but still Andrew Perne. It happened he was at Court with his pupil Archbishop Whitgift, in a rainy afternoon, when the Queen was resolved to ride abroad, contrary to the mind of the Ladies, who were on horseback, (coaches as yet being not common) to attend her. One Clod, the Queen's jester, was employed by the Courtiers to laugh the Queen out of so inconvenient a journey. "Heaven, saith he, "Madam dissuades you; this heavenly-minded man, Archbishop Whitgift, and earth, dissuades you; your fool Clod, such a lump of Clay as myself, dissuades you; and if neither will prevail with you, here is one that is neither heaven nor earth, but hangs betwixt both, Dr. Perne, and he also dissuades you." Hereupon the Queen and the Courtiers laughed heartily, whilst the Doctor looked sadly; and going over with his Grace to Lambeth, soon died.
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